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Welcome to our chapter’s web site! We hope you’ll visit each page to learn more about TU and the Codorus creek. New features are planned for the future, so please be sure to add us to your favorite sites and stop by often.
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We would like to hear from you! Use our handy feedback form for your questions, ideas or comments. We also hope you’ll stop by a monthly meeting sometime to see what we’re all about. Non-members are welcome as well. The meetings are casual and always generate plenty of lively discussion. Our other activities are fun, rewarding and a great way to give something back the creek and it’s trout.
Notice: The stream section behind the Porters Sideling Fire Hall (downstream of the bridges) will be CLOSED for fishing through Wed. 2/1/12. Please obey the signs and choose another section to fish. Update: the section upstream from the bridges was also recently posted by a hunting club. We don’t know if this posting is temporary or permanent. Check back later for further details.
Spawning season is upon us. Please do not disturb actively spawning fish. Limit your wading and avoid redds (light patches of gravel) where trout have laid their eggs. Your restraint during this critical period will help insure the future of the fishery. Thank you.
The Jefferson/Codorus sewage treatment plant is essentially complete and about to be put into service. Once online, the plant may impact the water quality and living creatures in the creek, especially if an accident occurs. As the housing market rebounds, extensive residential development could also take place around the plant, adding the threat of adverse stormwater runoff. Click here to learn more, and see what you can do to report any problems.
A word on stream etiquette! As you enjoy the Codorus this season, please be aware of where others are fishing and which direction they’re moving in. Plan your entry accordingly and give your fellow anglers a polite distance to fish.
Didymo! This destructive species of algae is right on our doorstep in Maryland’s Gunpowder River. Unfortunately it can easily be spread by anglers! Learn more about dymosphenia geminate (also known as ‘rock snot’) and the preventive measures you must take. Here is an informative fact sheet to learn more. (PDF format) Using wading shoes with non-felt soles reduces the risk of spreading this menace - we hope you will make the choice to do so.
Please respect the rights of landowners when you visit the stream - stay out of plowed fields - remain in the stream corridor, and obey no trespassing signs. When you park, make sure you're not blocking access to fields. Most of all, just use common sense and courtesy - be a thoughtful and appreciative guest. Read more here
Special Regulations - The Codorus Creek is managed under the PF&BC's Trophy Trout Program. Please review the signs posted along the stream or the booklet that came with your license for a list of the regulations, or click here
© Codorus Trout Unlimited 2011
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